Grants Library

The National Fish and Wildlife Foundation supports vital conservation projects across the United States and its territories. Please search our grants library for additional information on individual grants.

Year Name Organization Location Award Amount
2022 Restoration and Enhancement of Coastal Resiliency of the Town River (MA) Town of Bridgewater Bridgewater, Plymouth County, Massachusetts $2,285,000.00
2022 Renovate to Restore Fish Passage at the Jordan Millpond Dam Fishway (CT) Town of Waterford Jordan Brook, Waterford, Connecticut $55,188.00
2022 Dynamic Forest Restoration to Support Wildlife in Southwest Virginia The Ruffed Grouse Society Channels State Forest, Hidden Valley WMA, Clinch Mountain WMA, Smyth, Washington, Russell and Tazewell Counties, Virginia $199,927.77
2022 Fence Management to Improve Connectivity and Habitat Quality in the Pecos Grassland Focal Area (NM) New Mexico Department of Game and Fish Work will occur on Wildlife Management Areas managed by the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish in Chaves, DeBaca, Lea, and Roosevelt Counties, New Mexico. See attached map for specific locations. $195,000.00
2022 Designing a Middle Branch Resiliency Initiative in Harbor Hospital Wetlands (MD) South Baltimore Gateway Partnership This project will take place in the Cherry Hill neighborhood of Baltimore City, a low-income African-American community.

It will specifically take place along the shoreline of the following address:

MedStar Harbor Hospital
3001 S Hanover St,
Baltimore, MD 21225

39.252259, -76.613198
$650,000.00
2022 Increasing Capacity and Technical Assistance for Grassland Conservation On Working Ranches (TX) Pheasants Forever, Inc. 56-counties located in the Panhandle of Texas $200,000.00
2022 Restoring Habitat and Addressing Barriers to Improving Louisiana Black Bear Populations (LA) University of Memphis Lower and Upper Atchafalaya River Basins, Tensas River Basin, and Three Rivers Complex $390,000.00
2022 Community-Based Hazards and Habitat Resilience Planning in the Columbia River Estuary (WA) Lower Columbia Estuary Partnership Baker Bay and Grays Bay, Pacific and Wahkiakum Counties, Washington $259,888.11
2022 Improving Riparian Habitat and Public Access to Deep River in New Chicago (IN) Shirley Heinze Land Trust, Inc. Deep River in the town of New Chicago, Indiana $216,093.29
2022 Eradicating Annual Invasives to Restore Native Grassland on Private Working Rangelands (CO) Pheasants Forever, Inc. The project will occur in multiple locations and on multiple private landowners’ properties in Yuma County, CO. Specifically treatments will take place between the towns of Joes, Vernon, Wray and Yuma that lie north of highway 36, east of highway 59, south of highway 34, and west of highway 38. $103,081.75